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Description: Mutation testing involves verifying that mutations work correctly and produce expected results. In general software development practices, these tests are essential to ensure that mutations, which are operations that modify data, behave as expected. This includes validating that data is correctly updated in databases and that the responses returned to clients are accurate and […]